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9/11The Kitty Genovese Women's Project Newspaper: Table of Contents
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- 2026-07-16
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- Kitty Genovese Women's Project, KGWP, Nikki Craft, feminist newspaper, radical feminism, feminist history, women's liberation movement, anti-rape movement, rape, sexual assault, survivor testimony, rape survivors, feminist direct action, feminist organizi
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This two-page research guide provides a detailed page-by-page map of the complete 20-page newspaper produced by the Kitty Genovese Women's Project in Dallas, Texas, for International Women's Day, March 8, 1977. Compiled in July 2026 by Claude (Anthropic) with Nikki Craft from the complete newspaper page set, it identifies the principal articles, testimony, legal material, poems, songs, graphics, quotations, inset boxes, indictment sections, and continuation points appearing throughout the publication.
The guide was created to make the newspaper easier to navigate, study, cite, and teach. It enables readers to locate material within a complex publication that combines feminist political analysis, survivor testimony, documentary legal records, anti-rape organizing, historical commentary, and original creative work.
Among the contents identified are the cover and Statement of Purpose; the cross-examination piece “Was He Asking for It?”; the hand-stamped “APPREHENDED” notice connected to the Friendly Rapist reward; Nikki Craft's own published testimony, beginning “But There's Some Doubt About Your Virginity”; “State of Siege”; “Strong, Self-Determined…A Will of Iron”; the Texas Penal Code provisions on sexual offenses; the two-part essay “Racism and Rape”; Dallas County sex-offender indictment records covering 1960–1976; survivor accounts of police and courtroom treatment; commentary on rape as political terror; and historical quotations, statistics, reading recommendations, and calls to action.
The table of contents also locates the full-page poem “RAPED” by Leslie Weston; Nikki Craft's illustrated song “For Inez,” written for Inez García and Joan Little; Craft's statement that “Rape is a deadly insult against women's self-determination”; the essay “Little Things”; “Law & Order”; material concerning Yvonne Warrow and Yvonne's Legal Defense Fund; the Inez García case; the “Disarm Rapists / Smash Sexism” graphic; the “Crimes Against Women” section; the “News Briefs” page; the newspaper's reference to 204 indictments; and the final supplementary list of men indicted but not yet apprehended at the time of publication.
The names of indicted men are not transcribed in this guide and remain image-only in the archived newspaper pages. Pages 14 and 15 are identified as continuing the indictment columns, while their inset-box contents were not yet catalogued in detail when this guide was compiled.
This item is the table of contents and research guide only. It does not reproduce the complete newspaper.
Part of the Nikki Craft Archival Project.
Series: Kitty Genovese Women's Project.
DATE:
March 8, 1977 (date of the original newspaper)
July 2026 (table of contents compiled)
ORIGINAL PUBLICATION:
Kitty Genovese Women's Project, Dallas, Texas
CONTRIBUTORS AND PEOPLE REFERENCED:
Nikki Craft, Leslie Weston, Inez García, Joan Little, Yvonne Warrow, Rasa Gustaitis, Carol Sternhell, Victoria Woodhull, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Hunter S. Thompson, Marge Piercy, Golda Meir
FORMAT:
Two-page PDF research guide and table of contents
LANGUAGE:
English
MEDIA TYPE:
Texts
The guide was created to make the newspaper easier to navigate, study, cite, and teach. It enables readers to locate material within a complex publication that combines feminist political analysis, survivor testimony, documentary legal records, anti-rape organizing, historical commentary, and original creative work.
Among the contents identified are the cover and Statement of Purpose; the cross-examination piece “Was He Asking for It?”; the hand-stamped “APPREHENDED” notice connected to the Friendly Rapist reward; Nikki Craft's own published testimony, beginning “But There's Some Doubt About Your Virginity”; “State of Siege”; “Strong, Self-Determined…A Will of Iron”; the Texas Penal Code provisions on sexual offenses; the two-part essay “Racism and Rape”; Dallas County sex-offender indictment records covering 1960–1976; survivor accounts of police and courtroom treatment; commentary on rape as political terror; and historical quotations, statistics, reading recommendations, and calls to action.
The table of contents also locates the full-page poem “RAPED” by Leslie Weston; Nikki Craft's illustrated song “For Inez,” written for Inez García and Joan Little; Craft's statement that “Rape is a deadly insult against women's self-determination”; the essay “Little Things”; “Law & Order”; material concerning Yvonne Warrow and Yvonne's Legal Defense Fund; the Inez García case; the “Disarm Rapists / Smash Sexism” graphic; the “Crimes Against Women” section; the “News Briefs” page; the newspaper's reference to 204 indictments; and the final supplementary list of men indicted but not yet apprehended at the time of publication.
The names of indicted men are not transcribed in this guide and remain image-only in the archived newspaper pages. Pages 14 and 15 are identified as continuing the indictment columns, while their inset-box contents were not yet catalogued in detail when this guide was compiled.
This item is the table of contents and research guide only. It does not reproduce the complete newspaper.
Part of the Nikki Craft Archival Project.
Series: Kitty Genovese Women's Project.
DATE:
March 8, 1977 (date of the original newspaper)
July 2026 (table of contents compiled)
ORIGINAL PUBLICATION:
Kitty Genovese Women's Project, Dallas, Texas
CONTRIBUTORS AND PEOPLE REFERENCED:
Nikki Craft, Leslie Weston, Inez García, Joan Little, Yvonne Warrow, Rasa Gustaitis, Carol Sternhell, Victoria Woodhull, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Hunter S. Thompson, Marge Piercy, Golda Meir
FORMAT:
Two-page PDF research guide and table of contents
LANGUAGE:
English
MEDIA TYPE:
Texts
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